Off Road Guru / EV-Tech Enthusiast / Science believer Multiple Tesla Owner since 2015 with 350k+ miles experience / Opinionated SOB on every topic 😁
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Maybe Elon is a blind idiot. That hasn't been the case for any ride service anywhere in the US. Ever. Folks love their freedom and independence, and most want to own their own vehicle instead of renting time from a trillionaire.
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Another waste of resources to excite folks who still have space age fantasy dreams from childhood lol
I'm starting to think that @Tesla lied about this thing too... 🤔 this event was two years and 3 dead cars ago.
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Unplugged, even more than most, should have seen the CT for what it is - a sales gimmick with no real market. That they invested so much for a vehicle whose 2m deposits converted to only 70k sales, and many of those to SpaceX directly, was just a bad business plan imo.
I really feel for vendors like
@UnpluggedTesla and others who invested thousands of dollars in designing, developing, and bringing aftermarket products to market for the Cybertruck, only to have Tesla pull the rug out from under them. These companies invested real money and resources based on the opportunity Tesla created. They're now left holding the bag.
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How did someone so unintelligent become so wealthy. STFU
I am calling for a full recount of the 2026 midterm elections. My team has identified serious irregularities that demand answers.
We need elections, NOT selections!
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CruiserLarry retweeted
Total NYC Yellowcab passenger miles per year: 700 million.
Total NYC subway passenger miles per year: 9 Billion. (13x more)
Don't do drugs kids.
Most folks who live where they don't have cars is because the roads are too congested already. Add Cybercabs to that? Not a solution.
If I lived in a city I could def see Cybercab being 100% of my usage. Plenty of people in cities already live without owning a vehicle, this would just make their lives easier with more options.
But outside of a city... you can't not own a car
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Ability to pull over and pause FSD without disengaging it completely or canceling nav destination in case of needed for a pit stop, phone call, etc...
What are you hoping to see in the next major FSD release? v14.4 or v15 whatever comes next.
My top three:
- Parking preferences (where and how to park)
- No more "misread" or missed speed limit signs. I also want the car to behave more naturally as speed limits change. Going from a 60 to a 50 zone currently cause the car to slow too agressively
- Better overall highway behaviour (less lane changing, no left lane camping, proper HOV support, etc)
Would love to see what you all want to see.
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CruiserLarry retweeted
As a RN, I love this for RFK Jr, an unqualified, incompetent, conspiracy theorist, anti-vaxxer, 14 year heroin addict who said he snorted cocaine off of toilet seats, eats roadkill, swims in sewage infested creeks with his grandchildren, basks in tanning beds (that tan leathery skin looks amazing, cancer and all 🤮,) says he has a brain worm, kept a journal of the 37 women he cheated with on his 2nd wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, who ended up committing suicide. He’s now on his 3rd wife, just like Trump who cheated on all three of his wives, including Melania. He has gutted the CDC and FDA putting all Americans and their health at risk. Have you noticed the spike in food recalls under this administration? I look forward to having a physician call his BS out! This POS needs to go! ✅
CruiserLarry retweeted
Is anyone else noticing a disturbing trend?
More and more billionaires and major corporations seem to be pushing us away from actually OWNING things.
• Elon Musk — Pushing robotaxis as an alternative to traditional car ownership, while Tesla moves FSD to subscriptions only.
• Sam Altman — Arguing that RAM is more efficiently used in data centers than in our personal computers, raising concerns about the future of personal computing.
• BMW — Tried charging subscriptions to use heated seats already installed in cars.
• Digital Video Games — Games you purchase can become completely unplayable when companies shut down their servers.
• Digital Movies — You pay to “buy” a movie, but often only receive a license that can be revoked or restricted.
• Computer Memory & Cloud Computing — More software and computing functions are moving away from local hardware and into cloud services controlled by corporations.
See the pattern?
You pay for the product. They retain control. You keep paying for access.
I’m not against subscriptions when they provide genuine ongoing value.
I’m against a future where owning something no longer means controlling it.
At what point did we decide that everything we buy should become another monthly payment?
Don't care. I want him to built a more efficient, more upscale Model S sport sedan, and a realistic usable pickup truck with big range, and ditch robotaxis completely. Don't need them if he would ever fulfill his original FSD commitment.
Elon said today that @Tesla plans to introduce an even more efficient Cybercab next year, despite it already being the most efficient production vehicle ever at 6.18 miles per kWh.
This updated Cybercab will feature a 40 kWh battery, 16% smaller than the current 47.6 kWh pack. This would likely push the Cybercab's curb weight below 3,000 lbs (down from 3,113 lbs currently) and, of course, lower production costs even further.
Elon said this new version will be made in a liquid silver color. Pics below of what that could look like.
No other autonomy provider can compete with this level of cost and efficiency.
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